Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1887-01-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREvITlEs.
John T. Norris went to Columbus today.
J. o. Taylor, of Cincinnati, is in the city.
Quincy A. Petts returns to New York
this evening.
Marshal Way, of South Charleston, was
in the city TODAY.
The report current on the street last night
that Cyrus I. Ward was dead proved pre-
mature.
Senator Pringle and Representative Raw
Inns left for the seat of war at Columbus
this morning.
DR.. NJ. F. Welsh has presented the
Western engine house boys with thorough
bred water spaniel.
Rev. A. r. H0wbert and son Edward, of
BeIlefontaine, were in the city this fore
noon, enroute SOUTH
ID. NJ. Burns. of Clarke Chemical works,
has returned from visit to relatives at
Dayton and vicinity.
Miss Susie Wolf, who has been spending
the holidays with friends here, left for her
home at Xenia at IL o'clock.
Miss Mary Holloway, daughter Of b. HOl-
Ioway, left this forenoon for Stanford, n.
Y. to be gone several months.
Ross Mitchell, of this city, was yesterday
elected one of the directors of the Fire
mems Insurance Co., of Dayton.
The EIks cleared about s265 net by their
benefit New Years day, including Miss
Castleton's generous donation of $50.
Rev. C. J. Jones. of Dayton, editor of
The Herald Of Gospel Liberty, breaches at
the Christian church, High street, tonight.
So far, sixty-five witnesses have been
summoned TO appesr before the grand jury
at the January term, beginning next Mon
day.
Mrs. James Douglass and child, of Co
lumbus, who has been visiting her parents,
W. Il. Houck and wife, returned home this
morning.
The delivery wagon of Schaefer, the
west end baker, broke down this morning
on east Main street, the axle breaking off
at the hub.
The patrol wagon was called out after
dsnner TO convey sick prisoner named
Jones from the statiOn-house to his home on
Patton street.
Miss Lydia NJ Chenoweth, of Harris
burg, O., who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. S. Shewalter, for some days, re-
turned home this morning.
Robert Bee, general superintendent, and
E. 4. Peck, train dispatcher c. c. C. & I.
railway, were in the city this forenoon, and
left for the east at 10 O'Clock.
Two robes, worth S12, belonging TO John
Spence, were stolen about nine or ten
o'clock last night from Johnny Gregory's
livery stable on north Market street
J. Ed. Harris, of Detroit is in the city. |
Hon. W. W. Beatty, the Logan county |
spent an hour in the city |
this forenoon awaiting the Columbus train. |
The family of DIR. John Petts desire to |
gratefully the beautiful floral
tribute laid upon his coffin by the Masonic |
at the funeral, on Monday after
noon.
Gen. Asa S. Bushnell, one of the direc-
,ors of the old C. S. & C. railway, left for
Boston to attend called meeting of the
directors, for the purpose Of closing up, il
possible, the new deal with the l. B. Il W.
Dad
The new c. C. c. & I. depot at Delaware
will be dedicated tonight with much cere-
nony and great flourish of trumpets. Sew
raj Springfelders, with an interest in rail-
way matters, will be present to witness the
flair.
This mornings slate was: VIM. Nc
iowan, petit larceny. Walker; J. W. Comp
on, disorderly, Walker; Mike KIei and
,hristian Schon, disorderly, Norton and
sizer; Harry Young. drunk, Mills and Mar
hall; J. j. Buckley, drunk and disorderIy,
'urniss. II
About sixteen of Miss Bessie Hallen-
eck's young friends gave her a very pleas
Mt surprise on New Years eve. They met
the residence of Miss Leila Miller, and :
roceeded TO Miss Hallenbeck's. near by. =
were served, a general good {
me had, and the old year seen out and the l
Nv one in.
At Urbana Saturday, Judge White, of the )
lark county common pleas, overruled the n
otion for a new trial in the case of Mary
lnnerton against the n. \. p. & o. rail-
ay, and ordered the judgment of $4,000
images entered up on the verdict. The p
ilway gave notice of an appeal to the s.
rcuit court. =
The remains of Mrs. John NJ. Waddle. O
ife of a brother of Joseph Waddle, living q
< miles south of the city, were brought o
re this morning from Knoxville, ILL.,. and :
aced ia the vault at Ferncliff. DR.. Reid a,
ID other brothers of Mrs. Waddle, from d
iddletown. with their families, were at ii
e depot to meet the corpse. o.
afternoon Squire Simeon Taylor a,
Is taken with a spaSm while sitting In his e,
tchen near Westville, Champaign county, st
d for a short time it was feared it would pi
'ult fatally He had been attending to his IL, II,
ck anu had come In 10 "arlh' "heh ne pC
5 seized with pain in his head and fell.
the fail he struck his head on the side of
oOr and cut quite cash. u
Will Produce the NJ essiah. llt